ACL and MCL Tear and Surgical Repair - 3D Animation

Learn about ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) MCL (Medial Collateral Ligament) Tear and Surgical Repair - a tear involves injury to both the ACL and MCL ligaments in the knee, leading to instability, pain, and swelling, often as a result of sports-related activities.
Witness how injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament affect knee stability and function. Understand the surgical techniques used to repair these critical ligaments and the recovery process.
This visually engaging format is ideal for students, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in knee injuries and orthopedic surgery.
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[@bireshprasad4917]

Is it real as per my knowledge a graft tissue is taken and the injured ligament is totally removed

[@amiewhitley7231]

Also having my cartilage repaired aswell 😬😬 aswell as the acl and mcl

[@healthdecide]

Best wishes for good recovery!

[@amiewhitley7231]

Thank u for your video I need and having this surgery at some point ..... and omg they are gunna drill 😭

[@healthdecide]

You're welcome, we are glad it was helpful and hope you do well!

[@artgirl1997]

I go to see the orthopedic surgeon for first time. What should I expect for the first visit?. I have 3 different types of meniscus tears, and a sprain from both ACL and MCL.

[@healthdecide]

Generally, during your first visit to the orthopedic surgeon, you can expect:
Medical History Review: The surgeon will ask about your symptoms, injury details, and medical history.
Physical Examination: The surgeon will examine your knee to assess stability, range of motion, and pain points.
Imaging Tests: You may undergo X-rays or an MRI if they haven't been done already to get a detailed view of the meniscus tears and ligament sprains.
Discussion of Diagnosis: The surgeon will explain the extent of your meniscus tears and ligament injuries.
Treatment Plan: You'll discuss treatment options, which may include physical therapy, medication, or possibly surgery, depending on the severity of your injuries.

[@artgirl1997]

@@healthdecide OK. I already did the MRI imagining. That when they found the 3 tears and the sprain of the ACL and MCL

[@zackforche3323]

How long is recovery on just an MCL repair like this?

[@healthdecide]

Recovery time for an MCL surgery depends on the severity of the damage and grade of tear. Most MCL tears can heal without surgery taking about 6 weeks. However, a grade III (or severe) MCL tear will often be accompanied by damage to other structures of the knee. Recovery time depends on any related knee injuries but is generally between nine and 12 months.

[@LeRoge01]

Fucking amazing
I need this too 😔

[@walizadli5126]

i just done the mcl surgery and 1/3 part has been removed lmao

[@zzz-iv5ti]

:O

[@Felixkoifish]

No way

[@healthdecide]

way.

[@olihsolihin799]

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